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I am down here. 
Welcome to Podiatry. 

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Practice Mastery going to go 
over what kind of what worked in

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different ideas this last week? 
So what work I want to thank 

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everyone because the biopsy 
master class which I don't know,

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I think it'll be one more week. 
You can register for it. 

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I'm I only have 100 spots where 
we have 48 right now. 

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If you haven't registered yet, 
we'll put an email link 

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underneath this video is for you
to register, kind of excited 

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about that. 
That'll be fun to do. 

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And The other thing I wanted to,
I wanted to bring up to you 

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guys. 
I wanted to develop a challenge.

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So there's there's something new
through kajabi called a 

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community, and I've been kind of
looking for a way to do a 

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community, but I didn't want to 
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So I'm thinking about doing a 
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within the community. 
If so, what, what what my 

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thought is, is having people 
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patient presentations and doing 
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I don't know, let's say a 14 day
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And people kind of put their 
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found picking one diagnosis, for
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use that patient presentation 
and I'll kind of chat and guide 

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people along over those 14 days 
on different tips, on one actual

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specific plantar, fasciitis 
algorithm through them. 

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If you guys are interested in 
that, send me an email. 

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Don at Podiatry, practice Master
e.com, say I'm interested in 

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this, I will give you a special 
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I'll kind of guide. 
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and answer any questions and 
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them, just one of the 
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If you're not familiar with 
patient presentations, you can 

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go to Podiatry, practice Mastery
and look at the the patient 

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presentation to look at the one 
for plantar, fasciitis. 

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The there's a new scanner for 
Aerospace. 

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I want to talk about one of my 
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kind of a way a way around it. 
My out desk, my old desk, give 

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you some more details. 
I had a meeting with them and I 

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also had a meeting with Halle 
Rach. 

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I have a couple of other friends
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Hello Ray. 
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from using a copywriter and what
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And then this other idea that I 
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questions, or people's kind of 
concerns that they have on 

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practice management. 
So we have it's over 500 people 

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on this list now and everyone 
has kind of thoughts and 

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questions and ideas and even 
their own tips that work for 

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them. 
So I'd like to get people's 

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feedback and I'm I want your 
feedback and then I'm going to 

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help in any way I can. 
And the idea is making a little 

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short videos for you. 
Happy if you just email me and 

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then I'll email you a little 
video back whether it be like 

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look at my website, you know, 
how do you do this different 

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tips and ideas or even things 
that are working for you. 

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I'm going to explain how I was 
inspired to do that. 

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So let's let's get into this 
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I do I want to talk about 
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I don't know if you guys have 
launched where you're at. 

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It was recently a holiday time 
and I was with my kids went to 

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launch kind of a bad story. 
Last time I did launch Which was

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must've been three or four 
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because I didn't want to go 
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We were doing the thing where 
you're jumping up and down and 

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then you're doing this 
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So I'm got this, actually, this 
hand, I had the ball ready to 

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throw at my kids and my my 
shoulder one out of joint and so

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I was like sitting down group 
groveling in pain for about 5 

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minutes until I was able to lean
back and put my shoulder back 

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and Joint. 
I've had that happen before like

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the kids didn't even jump on me.
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and jumped on my shoulder, my 
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But this time I don't have that 
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I was like doing this backward 
motion, the same thing happened 

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when I was diving one time where
the, where my shoulder went back

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and then it eventually got 
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for a little bit, but, but now 
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So this time at launch, I didn't
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of curious as they have this 
interesting payment plan and I 

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know you're gay. 
You guys, I always think about 

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this everywhere. 
I go, you probably think I'm 

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kind of crazy. 
But this is what marketing 

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people do. 
And so I stole this from their 

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website and what they have is 
they have like the Just up the 

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supercharged in the loaded. 
And so, the loaded is the one 

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hour action pass. 
Five Dollar Arcade card, the 

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charged up is hour and a half 
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This is the one that we did and 
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But if you notice the difference
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everyone gets to medium but it's
really only a few bucks more and

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you get another half hour. 
The problem is out at 2 hours, I

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don't really want to be there, 
but this is the idea behind our 

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treatments. 
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So when we do things, we can 
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The traditional, let's say the 
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then the regenerative treatments
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regenerative and then like, the 
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amnio. 
This is what what's working for 

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me. 
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traditionally we've been 
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cortisone, injections, we now 
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patients, if you qualify based 
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to do supercharged which is the 
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that and just is that that 
that's what works better for me 

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right now. 
Okay, next thing this is the FC.

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I think you saw this if you 
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going to do this biopsy. 
Give you all my content on my 

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macros, all my instructions. 
Any and then we're going to 

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answer any questions please 
please, if you have any 

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questions prior, send them to me
prior I haven't gotten too many 

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questions prior but I want to 
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include them in the in the 
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Okay? 
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this, this little alive, it's 
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Are going to, I want to give you
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If you guys were actually 
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you the best of the 
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If you're not listening to this 
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be different, okay? 
I don't want to waste my 

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Okay. 
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listening so I have don't tell 
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and it's going to go live at 
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You still need to register so 
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You can watch it. 
And then I'm going to take it 

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down a day later and I'm going 
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Academy. 
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work. 
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trying to do things live but 
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from my family. 
That's the whole bowl of doing 

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things more efficiently, right? 
We can do these webinars and 

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then make them Evergreen, like 
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now. 
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past and now we're making them 
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Meaning we're sending out emails
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watch these webinars again, and 
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that's the whole idea, but this 
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If you want to learn about some 
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already do biopsies, but this is
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Oops, the reason I'm doing this 
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the residents actually tomorrow,
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So I wanted to make use of it. 
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desk, we talked with them, the 
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answer our phones ends up, being
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they have different verticals 
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They don't do specifically. 
Scribing they have a cool my 

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client reviews. 
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Be another 12 month, contract 
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The funny thing is, when we're 
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it was two thousand dollars for 
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let's get like ten of these 
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twelvemonth 12 2001. 
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So that ends up being about 
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And there's no benefits which is
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These are Filipino virtual 
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If you want to consider a 
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phone. 
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looking for the other one that 
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rage. 
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neat idea, this is in your 
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They don't have to spend time on
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These are all Dropbox videos. 
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that's all they share. 
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your patience, and you don't 
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can just get a Dropbox account 
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They're on different diagnoses. 
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to do a site as you do a Dropbox
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plantar, fasciitis, achilles 
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YouTube, or if you want to deal 
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just put them in Dropbox, that's
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So that wasn't kind of an easier
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I will put underneath this, the 
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If you want to watch them for 
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Another thing I'm dealing with 
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spring brace. 
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afos. 
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the arrow spring, which is an 
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foot brace together combined, 
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We use Allied OSI. 
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they want to pay me in are 
watching this, but they don't, I

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didn't want to cast them because
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know five or ten years ago where
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feet up. 
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a way around it and they do they
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system and send it over to them.
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systems on our iPad. 
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more? 
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have forward motion. 
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Allied one for the, a fo. 
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Arizona as well. 
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So the basically we can just 
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Orthotics though is that you 
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them. 
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orthotic. 
Not sure how that works. 

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But I don't know. 
It seems to be working. 

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I'm still trying it out on some 
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taking pressure. 
ER off the Achilles and plantar 

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fascia and mid-foot, which I'm 
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reading gift ology. 
Actually I finished it. 

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I listen to it once I'm 
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two times. 
I like the idea because he talks

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about Cutlery, right? 
His whole thing is he started to

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do this for Cutco knives and if 
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have Cutco knives or good 
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But what I like even more is 
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dividing it up and give them 
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or something like that. 
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he has. 
He has a lot of other gift 

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ideas, but the nicest thing, he 
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simple gifts, handwritten notes,
kind of doing doing that for our

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patients. 
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business from and we give 
business to it was a good book 

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if Knology reading it. 
Number two, there were some cool

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downloads. 
I'll put a link to these 

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downloads kind of an eye. 
He had a cool story of Cameron 

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Harold. 
He had this, he wrote this book 

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called Vivid Vision, which is a 
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of holiday gifts of cool shock 
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So I am working on a video 
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Practice the practice Mastery 
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Okay, right now, on Podiatry, 
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So, you should find this soon in
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So it basically says, are you 
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practice? 
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wrist? 
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not enough money. 
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looking because I my dome light 
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you know, if you have to keep 
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fall apart but you're tired and 
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your family and I know exactly 
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I was a few years ago. 
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then I discovered a new way to 
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changed forever. 
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patient presentations, which I'm
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My name is Don Powell to I'm a 
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Worcester, Massachusetts. 
I know how to frustrating it can

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increase revenues without 
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complex puzzle without having 
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the past several years, I've 
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attract more patients and 
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By process is not a 
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mindset Miracle, or you 
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will show you how to build 
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practice Management Systems. 
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materials, you need to create 
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presentations, that will keep 
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The patient presentations, is 
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practice Mastery membership. 
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hop off the hamster wheel and 
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maximum profits while minimizing
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When you become a member, you'll
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Short. 
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we can do it in filled with 
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to transform your practice. 
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strategies, you need to build a 
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You'll love working in and 
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you've always wanted. 
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someone to hundred dollars for 
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teleprompter add-on and zoom so 
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asynchronous. 
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Workshop. 
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Meaning, I recorded it a week 
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And this is the thing, I kind of
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Explain things. 
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working on now is, how can I 
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That's why you're going to see 
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There's a way you can ask a 
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practice Master with these these
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what I'm working on, you know. 
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know what your thoughts are. 
If you have a question or a 

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comment or anything, please let 
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beneficial. 
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possible. 
You can see my learning process.

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Okay thanks guys.
